... HAS AUSTRIA DUPED US P The Peace Conference- is at an end! Lord JoHy RUSSELL is once again among us, and, although he has not thought fit as yet to give the country any-information of the substance of the late negotiations at Vienna, or to go into any detail respecting them, who is-there amongst us, the most sanguine in the chances of peace, the most confiding in the good faith of Russia, or ...

... I LICVSVED AVICTUJOB' ABYLU. Celebrt ion of t h Twenty-seventh 4nnivereay. I ll Ad as 1: . . . The anual dinmer to celebrate the twenty-seventh festival of this highlr,,commendable -Institution connected 'with the d Licensed Victuailling Trade. took place at the ?? Barn Tavern, om Wedn'esday afternoon. last. Mr. Henry lfilsopp, of the wellknown brewery firm, at Bnrtn-upon-'Trent, I ...

... T HE A 2J77T77-? Thejur a es6itie ita1reboyf onorright advanced, trbnh hs ?? it driven-back immdiael T0. A' second and simnilar- attempt shedtesmfae 'Nhih I lb lte hare the er n game ~f'Lieta. - who okpf n h f~a The loss of the'enemy wsanu Guirloss;was three~kiled and -twentyr -ode Adespatch-Vfom St Pee'qWr4,dte he.tin. ia r~eeivid.herd~, Itsay I I . - . #Or.t.d I '4 4 ' centrated, ?? ...

... :O0F DIARY. FROMtt THECRMEA. CAMP BEUFORE S>EB0AS OL,0-am ?? Wehave had n day'worthy of Spring-warm and sunny. During the whole of to-day we 'have been thundering atvay at the euenifs works with shell and shot. Fifteen' dayis nte ,we opened fIre,_ 3nd qget the works of the ?? ns' intact'aeves. ' lt~o'ugh The firing- has censed, -still our advance goes,-and'we are aliendy or n to 'the~ edge ...

... - - i CL= ? I leTUR-0 ??ZARUAIPIR41*r 4:1 ? i The neiit t' ifto^; ul be that of abody of shareholders,n-r 600 at 2 each, or 1,000 at ~10 ~l4~ ji~'jgitob 'presumisdnthqjt maijorwity would rconie members. 'h ~f pht~M i~ cretiry at a nd eec~fromaiod ~ ?? * t xs,,~lbne,* .th~at;they .wo~ulj9, getsoiime'htelo readyhfurn~e& Thley ?? then ffi~heiriern a~nuiasihsc~ijp itiofsitsut~h aeratie ...

... l~i~I1JON . - , .I I I ' I . . ' :! . ?? - W I : Tuesday, Nay 22.: WAR-OFFICE, MAr22. -; T STAFF. Captain John Swinburn, of the 18th Foot, to be assistantwadjtiant of a Depot Battalion. Dated 18th May, 1855.' OFFICE.OF ORDNANCE, 1siY 19. Royal Regiment or Artillery: Lieutenant. Robert Wolseley Haig to-be aegotid capt.-ain; Sergesut-.Major Thomas Bishop to be -lieatenant, vioe' Dhilips, retired ...

... ?? iace t-3 t~IT -or INTLLIGEN.CE', N V L . and . ?? ._A^ ,Y 'AflMII4TY;,'Mr S. FQi~T afE2} ?? Pack-' iwood-(1860)l, to tbe 'Retributioin 28, 'addle-wheel Esateinr frigate, 'of tto ?? 4' serew steamnfgard hip;'ofa256'hd ?? Sheerness-and i ~ CB.'y neg', tothe V-olage, ?? t Sheeh'esas., ! -'MIRALTY', Mi. ?? APPOneTwtrleTS;9 DS0et of HRoepita1 Dr. J.'tWilson~''(8941'^ to;teIisp~toriof: Hopitibi, ...

... Tm -,rt A ce 4a-, 8 - MrE commrTTAIAF CAPTAIN RAWLR The unfotijenauilu~;,Joht~ CaPtsic- Rawle, left Plym~outh Bound on ~thq.fternoonoi,f Thursday, ?? havig ou ?? passengers, )ninety~piight children,, and ?? InSf~is 'togther witlfa ew. isiiallof n~tc i]i totiilin [io,.i ?? 282: g Th~de4iifehip ?? witnsedandaahbeeve by nerou the ~p o tb~ii tde; ~ith hefttctbl d ...

... A1 GLIdG By Mach T 9 Fly. ni, :X i ail, GtlIo.iy 6s'aohFy I:t , Ioiik ?? , Le , -, f f* }L Sp F t:Y t tl -ShiTbehumaofyourpoor '-ly'is the columnsof iUTia'ERA has been toomnueh!,even forthe ?? ?? Wye.anglers, and many-a deep andidea llyanatheica hasareached the ears of your devoted insect, as *hebu'zzed about theim. - Wel fthey can be borneim'ri good a cause; and the, waspish sting is ...

... TOW N -DITION ?? N o LATEST POREIGN 1T'EWS. important Advantage Gained by the Allies. The fo1nitcur of yesterday contains two despatches from General pelissier, dated the 23d and 24th inst. In the first the Generas thus enpresses himself:- The enemy had formed between the Central Bastion and the see a large placed'armes, where they proposed assembling considerable forces to make important ...

... I The TIMES, the WINNER E:of the DEPRBY, agd I ?? A: the Oovernlnent.-- a PFor oneu day Sebastopol has 'bieh 'forgbiteL'. 'ro7t6tentt-four hours Mensebikoff, and Gortitchakoff, and omnsegod etitin off, have passed away frome the. :Anglo-Sdxon Aind -asej thoug4 such things as trenches and Lancaster guns, and, saps,iand - ravelns, and fascnes, and gabions existed not. If the' Russiasi lied ...

... DESPATCH FROX GEN. OANROBERT. Tue Moniteuer of Thursday publishes the following despatch from General Canrobert, dated April 17th:- Monsieur is Mardchal,-I have the honouir to render you an account of our successive operations before this plece. ?? having mhaito ed a fire during the day with a marked superiority over that of the enemy, we advaneed our approaches during the nights between the ...